tiszteltek

Tiszteltek is a Hungarian verb form. It is the second-person plural present indicative form of the verb tisztel, which means to respect or to honor. In English, tiszteltek is typically rendered as “you (plural) respect” or “you (all) honor.” The form signals that the subject is ti, the group “you all.”

The form is built from the stem tisztel- with a present-tense ending appropriate for the second person plural. In Hungarian practice, this yields tiszteltek for the present tense. As such, tiszteltek is a regular ending pattern seen with verbs of the same conjugation class, and it contrasts with other persons such as tiszteltem (I respected) or tisztelsz (you respect).

Usage notes: tiszteltek is used when speaking about or to a group performing the action of respecting or honoring someone or something. It appears in neutral or formal contexts as part of a complete sentence, often with an object clarifying what is being respected. Like other verb forms in Hungarian, the exact word order can vary with emphasis, but tiszteltek consistently conveys “you all respect/honor.”